Dear Hui,
I suspect that the issue I reported is a different one. To confirm this, I compiled MPICH (from 4.0rc3 tarball) once with GCC and once with Intel and then compiled the attached test programs each with both MPICHs.
The Intel-MPICH does not have the gcc-bug from issue 4170, but the indices returned by MPI_Testsome are still wrong.
Gregor
Hi Gregor,
This issue was reported before. You can track the issue here: https://github.com/pmodels/mpich/issues/4170
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Hui Zhou
From: Gregor Corbin via discuss <discuss@mpich.org>
Date: Wednesday, January 12, 2022 at 5:19 AM
To: Raffenetti, Ken <raffenet@anl.gov>, discuss@mpich.org <discuss@mpich.org>
Cc: Gregor Corbin <g.corbin@fz-juelich.de>
Subject: Re: [mpich-discuss] Fortran 08 tests with 'use mpi'Ken,
while updating the F08 tests with this bugfix, I may have found another bug inside the 'use mpi_f08' wrappers.
The fix removes (superficially) the error in irsendf08, but I still get the same error in pssendf08. This has to do with the array of indices returned by MPI_Testsome: With the 'use mpi_f08' wrappers, the indices in this array are 0-indexed although they should start from 1 according to the Standard (they do start from 1 with the 'use mpi' and 'mpif.h' functions). I have attached a minimal working example to confirm this.
Indeed, the function mpi_testsome_ (in src/binding/fortran/mpif_h/fortran_binding.c) converts the indices:
for (int i = 0; i < (*outcount); i++) {
array_of_indices[i] += 1;
}The subroutine MPI_Testsome_f08 (in src/binding/fortran/use_mpi_f08/wrappers_f/f08ts.f90) does no such conversion.
The bug is also in MPI_Testany (and potentially other functions I did not test yet).
However, without detailed knowledge about internals of MPICH I might not be the best person to fix the issue.
Greetings,
Gregor
On 11.01.22 22:52, Raffenetti, Ken wrote:
Gregor,I believe these are test bugs. A fix for the f77 versions was added previously in https://github.com/pmodels/mpich/pull/3962/commits/69b02eaabcdb0008f3879372629cfe92f98e8d56, though it does not cover the prsendf test. Perhaps you could add a commit to your branch to fix these tests in a similar way.KenOn 1/11/22, 2:30 AM, "Gregor Corbin" <g.corbin@fz-juelich.de> wrote:Updating the F08 tests to 'use mpi_f08' was mostlystraightforward. However, i ran into problems with three of thetests: irsendf08.f90, pssendf08.f90 and prsendf08.f90.With my modified irsendf08 (attached) for example, the testproduces these error messages:Nonnull request in irsend and irecv[ 0 ] Unexpected source: 0 in irsend andirecv[ 0 ] Unexpected tag: 0 in irsend andirecv[ 0 ] Unexpected count: 0 in irsend andirecvInvalid data 0.0 at 1 of 666 in irsend and irecvInvalid data 0.0 at 2 of 666 in irsend and irecv...Invalid data 0.0 at 666 of 666 in irsend and irecvFound 669 errorsThat is, the last message from process 1 to 0 is not receivedcorrectly. When I replace the call to MPI_Waitany with Waitall orWait there are not errors.Is there maybe a problem with Waitany or did I just do somethingwrong?GregorOn 07.01.22 17:59, Raffenetti, Kenwrote:We would consider a patch, yes. First, you would need to sign and return the contributors agreement. https://www.mpich.org/documentation/contributor-docs/As for whether or not automatic conversion is practical, I think if we structured the tests such that the types needing conversion were easily identifiable, then it could be done. It would require some churn of the existing tests. It may also complicate the addition of new, as the author would need to adhere to guidelines that may not be obvious without prior knowledge.I gave myself a task to support automatic conversion of the tests the `use mpi_f08`, but it is not very high priority at the moment.KenOn 1/7/22, 3:10 AM, "Gregor Corbin via discuss" <discuss@mpich.org> <mailto:discuss@mpich.org> wrote:Hi MPICH,I noticed that some of the tests in test/mpi/f08 still work with 'usempi' instead of 'use mpi_f08', mostly in the pt2pt folder. These seemto be copies of the tests in f90 which in turn have been generated byf77tof90.Shouldn't these tests be converted to 'use mpi_f08'? If so, would you beinterested in a PR that fixes this? I would need to do this anyway.Kind regards,Gregor CorbinPS.: The interfaces for 'use mpi' and 'use mpi_f08' are probably toodifferent for an automatic conversion to be practical (how to change allthe integers to type(mpi_xxx) for example?).